This is EVIIIILLLExactly. Its so impossibly stupid that i have to laugh at it now. The face paint is the best part. Hes like a 80's cartoon villain
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EVERYTHING IS EEEVVVVIIILLL
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
I was talking about Minoru Suzuki being evil.
I mean - yes - everything is evil, but Suzuki is way more evil than EVIL.
Source: Pwinsider.com
According to sources, iMPACT! Wrestling is planning on trying to improve and repair their relationship with NJPW. Going into the new year, one of the company’s “main goals” is to smooth things over with New Japan Pro Wrestling.
Tama Tonga tweeted the following, teasing that the original Bullet Club (Tonga, Bad Luck Fale, Finn Balor and Karl Anderson) may reunite in September of 2019. Tonga said,
September 2019 the OG’s reunite.
According to sources, iMPACT! Wrestling is planning on trying to improve and repair their relationship with NJPW. Going into the new year, one of the company’s “main goals” is to smooth things over with New Japan Pro Wrestling.
Tama Tonga tweeted the following, teasing that the original Bullet Club (Tonga, Bad Luck Fale, Finn Balor and Karl Anderson) may reunite in September of 2019. Tonga said,
September 2019 the OG’s reunite.
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Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
MiSu has been doing that stuff so long i just think its his personality. I completely bought into him a long time agoI was talking about Minoru Suzuki being evil.
I mean - yes - everything is evil, but Suzuki is way more evil than EVIL.
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
Probably sat down in the dressing room next to EVIL when he debuted the gimmick, like
Beautiful Bobby Eatin
SWEEEEEEEEEETNESS!
Its so trueProbably sat down in the dressing room next to EVIL when he debuted the gimmick, like
MiSu is the type of cat that will kidnap you family and make them battle to the death for his amusement.EVIL will tie them up on the track and wait for a train on some dikk Dastardly and Muttley type shyt.
Look at this guy...
Of all of the things Naito takes seriously, its him
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
Its so true
EVIL will tie them up on the track and wait for a train on some dikk Dastardly and Muttley type shyt.
Look at this guy...
Of all of the things Naito takes seriously, its him
MiSu won't retire from old age.
He'll just walk back into the ocean like Godzilla, to regenerate and wait for the optimum moment to return and terrorize humanity.
Big K vs Okada WK14
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
TWIN TOWERS BACK BREHS and what a match is gonna be
BJW, 1/2/2018 [Tue] 18:30 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
(1) Takuya Nomura & Takuho Kato vs. Yuya Aoki & Yukihiro Mori
(2) Shinobu, Tsutomu Oosugi & Hercules Senga vs. Kazuki Hashimoto, Tatsuhiko Yoshino & Kota Sekifuda
(3) Yuko Miyamoto, Isami Kodaka, Minoru Fujita & Ryuichi Sekine vs. Shu Brahman, Kei Brahman, Kankuro Hoshino & TAJIRI
(4) Hideyoshi Kamitani, Yoshihisa Uto & Kazumi Kikuta vs. Ryota Hama, Yasufumi Nakanoue & Taishi Takizawa (K-DOJO)
(5) Death Match: Abdullah Kobayashi, Ryuji Ito & Jaki Numazawa vs. Masaya Takahashi, Takayuki Ueki & Toshiyuki Sakuda
(6) Daisuke Sekimoto & Hideki Suzuki vs. Shuji Ishikawa & Kohei Sato
(7) BJW World Strong Heavyweight Championship Match: [11th Champion] Daichi Hashimoto vs. [Challenger] Ryuichi Kawakami
~ 1st title defense.
(8) BJW Death Match Heavyweight Championship Match: [36th Champion] Masashi Takeda vs. [Challenger] Takumi Tsukamoto
~ 4th title defense.
Hopefully Shuji blesses Big Japan with a few more appearances in 2018, last year his only match was on the New Year's to give the belts back to Strong BJ.
and what a match is gonna be BJW, 1/2/2018 [Tue] 18:30 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
(1) Takuya Nomura & Takuho Kato vs. Yuya Aoki & Yukihiro Mori
(2) Shinobu, Tsutomu Oosugi & Hercules Senga vs. Kazuki Hashimoto, Tatsuhiko Yoshino & Kota Sekifuda
(3) Yuko Miyamoto, Isami Kodaka, Minoru Fujita & Ryuichi Sekine vs. Shu Brahman, Kei Brahman, Kankuro Hoshino & TAJIRI
(4) Hideyoshi Kamitani, Yoshihisa Uto & Kazumi Kikuta vs. Ryota Hama, Yasufumi Nakanoue & Taishi Takizawa (K-DOJO)
(5) Death Match: Abdullah Kobayashi, Ryuji Ito & Jaki Numazawa vs. Masaya Takahashi, Takayuki Ueki & Toshiyuki Sakuda
(6) Daisuke Sekimoto & Hideki Suzuki vs. Shuji Ishikawa & Kohei Sato
(7) BJW World Strong Heavyweight Championship Match: [11th Champion] Daichi Hashimoto vs. [Challenger] Ryuichi Kawakami
~ 1st title defense.
(8) BJW Death Match Heavyweight Championship Match: [36th Champion] Masashi Takeda vs. [Challenger] Takumi Tsukamoto
~ 4th title defense.
Hopefully Shuji blesses Big Japan with a few more appearances in 2018, last year his only match was on the New Year's to give the belts back to Strong BJ.
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
Our international forgotten nightmare is over. Eddie Edwards ended today his legendary NOAH championship reign losing the title against Kenou.
Also, the Great Kabuki retired on the same show, so, for all of #PuroGang who were desperately waiting for him at the next New Japan Rumble, sad news.
Pro Wrestling NOAH “Winter Navig. 2017”, 12/22/2017 [Fri] 19:00 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
1,615 Spectators (packed)
(1) KABUKI THE FINAL Memorial Match: The Great Kabuki (FREE), Shiro Koshinaka (FREE) & Akitoshi Saito vs. Go Shiozaki, Yoshinari Ogawa & Masao Inoue (FREE)
◆Winner: Saito (9:30) following the Sickle Death on Inoue.
~ The 69 year old Kabuki finally ends his career after 54 years of competing as a professional wrestler. He thanked everyone for all the years of support. Several other veterans came out to the ring from Great Kojika, Tatsumi Fujinami, and Toshiaki Kawada, who was present on commentary for the show. The 10 bell salute then took place as he spun his trademark nunchuks and sprayed one last poison mist up into the air.
~ During the backstage intereview, Kabuki stated that he wanted to leave with the poison mist to symbolize the last breath of his career from start to finish. He also stated that he has done everything imaginable in the ring and now he just wants to spend the rest of his life with his wife and daughter near his side.
(2) Hajime Ohara & Hitoshi Kumano vs. Tadasuke & Seiya Morohashi (FREE)
◆Winner: Kumano (6:15) with an Argentine Backbreaker on Morohashi.
~ Ohara successfully returns after being out of action for the last several shows due to renal bleeding.
(3) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Masa Kitamiya vs. Cody Hall & Sheldon Jean
◆Winner: Kitamiya (4:42) following a Spear on Jean.
(4) Atsushi Kotoge, Taiji Ishimori & Hi69 vs. Yuko Miyamoto, Mitsuya Nagai & LEONA
◆Winner: Hi69 (6:07) with the Stuka Splash on LEONA.
(5) GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Championship Match: [31st Champions] HAYATA & YO-HEY vs. [Challengers] Gurukun Mask & Shuri Joe (Ryukyu Dragon)
◆Winner: YO-HEY (13:27) following the Ganmen G from the corner onto Joe.
~ 3rd successful title defense.
(6) GHC Tag Championship Match: [41st Champions] Muhammad Yone & Quiet Storm vs. [Challengers] Naomichi Marufuji & Maybach Taniguchi
◆Winner: Yone (14:40) following the Funky Buster Bomb on Marufuji.
~ 1st successful title defense.
~ Maybach betrayed Marufuji during the match, as he made it known that he was indeed the member of NOAH who would turn and join Mitsuya Nagai.
~ 50FP was left with the opening to secure their defense.
(7) Special Single Match: Takashi Sugiura vs. Moose (Impact)
◆Winner: Sugiura (12:36) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam.
~ Moose puts up a strong fighting effort, but Sugiura managed to get the opening that he as the ring veteran managed to capitalize on.
(8) GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: [36th Champion] Daisuke Harada vs. [Challenger] Minoru
Tanaka (FREE)
◆Winner: Harada (18:00) with the Katayama German Suplex Hold.
~ 2nd successful title defense.
~ Respect was shown between Harada and Minoru after the match. As Harada continues to carry the front for the juniors within NOAH.
(9) GHC Heavyweight Championship Match: [29th Champions] Eddie Edwards (Impact) vs. [Challengers] Kenoh
◆Winner: Kenoh (23:50) following a Diving Foot Stomp.
~ Champion falls on his 2nd title defense. Kenoh becomes the 30th champion.
~ Kenoh declared that his era begins now and that “Misawa’s NOAH” shall be no more.
~ This lead to Kaito Kiyomiya’s return to NOAH as he made the challenge against his former ally.
Also, the Great Kabuki retired on the same show, so, for all of #PuroGang who were desperately waiting for him at the next New Japan Rumble, sad news.
Pro Wrestling NOAH “Winter Navig. 2017”, 12/22/2017 [Fri] 19:00 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
1,615 Spectators (packed)
(1) KABUKI THE FINAL Memorial Match: The Great Kabuki (FREE), Shiro Koshinaka (FREE) & Akitoshi Saito vs. Go Shiozaki, Yoshinari Ogawa & Masao Inoue (FREE)
◆Winner: Saito (9:30) following the Sickle Death on Inoue.
~ The 69 year old Kabuki finally ends his career after 54 years of competing as a professional wrestler. He thanked everyone for all the years of support. Several other veterans came out to the ring from Great Kojika, Tatsumi Fujinami, and Toshiaki Kawada, who was present on commentary for the show. The 10 bell salute then took place as he spun his trademark nunchuks and sprayed one last poison mist up into the air.
~ During the backstage intereview, Kabuki stated that he wanted to leave with the poison mist to symbolize the last breath of his career from start to finish. He also stated that he has done everything imaginable in the ring and now he just wants to spend the rest of his life with his wife and daughter near his side.
(2) Hajime Ohara & Hitoshi Kumano vs. Tadasuke & Seiya Morohashi (FREE)
◆Winner: Kumano (6:15) with an Argentine Backbreaker on Morohashi.
~ Ohara successfully returns after being out of action for the last several shows due to renal bleeding.
(3) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Masa Kitamiya vs. Cody Hall & Sheldon Jean
◆Winner: Kitamiya (4:42) following a Spear on Jean.
(4) Atsushi Kotoge, Taiji Ishimori & Hi69 vs. Yuko Miyamoto, Mitsuya Nagai & LEONA
◆Winner: Hi69 (6:07) with the Stuka Splash on LEONA.
(5) GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Championship Match: [31st Champions] HAYATA & YO-HEY vs. [Challengers] Gurukun Mask & Shuri Joe (Ryukyu Dragon)
◆Winner: YO-HEY (13:27) following the Ganmen G from the corner onto Joe.
~ 3rd successful title defense.
(6) GHC Tag Championship Match: [41st Champions] Muhammad Yone & Quiet Storm vs. [Challengers] Naomichi Marufuji & Maybach Taniguchi
◆Winner: Yone (14:40) following the Funky Buster Bomb on Marufuji.
~ 1st successful title defense.
~ Maybach betrayed Marufuji during the match, as he made it known that he was indeed the member of NOAH who would turn and join Mitsuya Nagai.
~ 50FP was left with the opening to secure their defense.
(7) Special Single Match: Takashi Sugiura vs. Moose (Impact)
◆Winner: Sugiura (12:36) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam.
~ Moose puts up a strong fighting effort, but Sugiura managed to get the opening that he as the ring veteran managed to capitalize on.
(8) GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: [36th Champion] Daisuke Harada vs. [Challenger] Minoru
Tanaka (FREE)
◆Winner: Harada (18:00) with the Katayama German Suplex Hold.
~ 2nd successful title defense.
~ Respect was shown between Harada and Minoru after the match. As Harada continues to carry the front for the juniors within NOAH.
(9) GHC Heavyweight Championship Match: [29th Champions] Eddie Edwards (Impact) vs. [Challengers] Kenoh
◆Winner: Kenoh (23:50) following a Diving Foot Stomp.
~ Champion falls on his 2nd title defense. Kenoh becomes the 30th champion.
~ Kenoh declared that his era begins now and that “Misawa’s NOAH” shall be no more.
~ This lead to Kaito Kiyomiya’s return to NOAH as he made the challenge against his former ally.
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Outstanding attendance, specially considering how fukking deplorable NOAH's numbers in Korakuen had been this year 
So brehs, I think it's time to discuss the best of 2017.
Who's your:
Top performer
Top promotion
Top match
So brehs, I think it's time to discuss the best of 2017.
Who's your:
Top performer
Top promotion
Top match
Outstanding attendance, specially considering how fukking deplorable NOAH's numbers in Korakuen had been this year
So brehs, I think it's time to discuss the best of 2017.
Who's your:
Top performer
Top promotion
Top match
Top Performer- Tetsuya Endo
Top Promotion- NJPW
Top Match- Shibata/Okada
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Does anyone have the wrestler's lifting stats?